Indirect costs are essential for running any organization that receives federal grants. These costs are legitimate and necessary. However, before you can charge them to a federal grant, you must prove that the amount is appropriate by negotiating an indirect cost rate. This process can be complex, especially with challenges like lack of information, poor planning, and inconsistent cost treatment. Understanding and addressing these issues is crucial to ensure your programs receive the right level of federal support.
Our virtual training simplifies these complexities and equips you with the tools you need. This workshop is your guide to mastering indirect cost rate negotiation, and making sure your organization gets the most from its funding.
What is the most important benefit attendees will gain through this event?
Learn why it’s important to have a negotiated indirect cost rate and the actions that are needed to be taken immediately to recover such costs in a timely manner.
Don’t miss this unique and interactive virtual workshop!
Session 1, Negotiated Indirect Cost Rate, will cover:
✓ Benefits of having a negotiated indirect cost rate
✓ How to leverage your rate once approved
✓ Limitations of not having a negotiated indirect cost
✓ Why recovering funds left on the table is critical
Session 2, Managing Indirect Costs Under Uniform Guidance, will cover:
✓ Responsibilities as a pass-through entity
✓ Responsibilities as a sub-recipient of a pass-through entity
✓ Negotiating an indirect cost rate with a pass-through entity
✓ How both parties can work together to accomplish the mission
With your registration, you will receive:
✓ 3.6 CPE credits (Live virtual attendees only)
✓ A half-day, expert-led workshop
Please note that the workshop will be recorded.
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You may be able to charge the cost of your Thompson Training to your federal grant(s). For state agencies and other nonfederal entities, under the cost principles of the uniform guidance, there are allowable items of cost for subscriptions (§200.454.(b)) and professional development (§200.472). Please check with your program director, finance officer or granting agency to ensure there is no restriction in the approved grant budget or the award documents.
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